Airbnb: Edinburgh’s short-term let rules one year on
21 November 2024
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Stuart Beattie: RSLs continue to face major challenges
21 November 2024
James Dalgleish: Planning for sustainable growth and much needed new homes
15 November 2024
John Muir: Interest rate cut provides shot in the arm to house building
14 November 2024
Sally Clark: Scotland brings crypto confiscation powers into force
8 November 2024
Magnus Miller: Pensions in plaid – kilting and key differences north and south of the border
8 November 2024
Sarah Dodds: Protecting the future of family farms amid inheritance tax challenges
7 November 2024
Alan Ferns: Demolition not the only solution to the RAAC problem
7 November 2024
Lesley Anderson: Communities must be at the heart of everything we do
4 November 2024
Laura Baron: Balancing heritage preservation with climate adaptation through retrofit
30 October 2024
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30 October 2024
Roger Green: Examining the impact of the NLW increase
Roger Green discusses the announcement of a National Living Wage (NLW) increase to £12.21 per hour, exploring its potential impact on businesses and employees, and the importance of fair and sustainable wage growth.
29 October 2024
Nicky Lloyd: Edinburgh’s rental market trends six months after legislative changes
Nicky Lloyd discusses how the Edinburgh rental market has performed after the first six months of changed legislation.
28 October 2024
Euan Clark: Daunting outlook for Scottish building industry
Insight: Euan Clark, president of the Scottish Building Federation, warns that the construction industry in Scotland is facing a daunting combination of challenges.
28 October 2024
Susan Nightingale: How Scotland’s innovation clusters have boosted smaller business equity deals
Susan Nightingale discusses the state of equity investment and borrowing conditions for small businesses in Scotland, highlighting their resilience despite economic challenges and a perceived lack of access to finance.
25 October 2024
Anthony Harrison: FCA renews focus on market integrity
The latest enforcement actions and supervisory publications by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) indicate the regulator’s renewed interest in market integrity and its expectations on regulated firms to assist it through clear dialogue and reporting, writes Anthony Harrison.
